Functional Heating Observed on Breslau Road

In the heart of the city, a section of Breslau Street, between Zobtenweg and Altvaterweg, is currently closed to vehicles over 7.5 tons due to ongoing construction work. Despite the closure, residents can still access the construction area from both directions up to the immediate construction site.

This closure has resulted in detours for certain bus lines, although specific lines were not mentioned in the announcement. Vehicles over 7.5 tons are directed via several routes, including Konrad-Adenauer-Straße, Niedermayerstraße, Maximilianstraße, Podewilsstraße, Christoph-Dorner-Straße, Marienburger Straße, Karlsbader Straße, or an alternate route via Konrad-Adenauer-Straße, Regensburger Straße, Stethaimerstraße, Schlachthofstraße, Podewilsstraße, Christoph-Dorner-Straße, and Karlsbader Straße.

However, for Lines X3, 7, and 106, the detour route does not include any of these roads. Instead, these lines will travel via Liegnitzer Straße - Königsberger Straße - Zobtenweg replacement stop - Samlandweg - Marienburger Straße - Reichenberger Straße - Breslau Street - Kattowitzer Street. It's important to note that the replacement stop on Breslau Street at Samlandweg/Masurenweg is not accessible to vehicles over 7.5 tons. A replacement stop will be set up on both sides of the road for the Zobtenweg stop.

Pedestrians and cyclists can pass through the construction area and the replacement stop on Breslau Street. However, it's worth mentioning that the detour for Lines X3, 7, and 106 is not signposted for road users, and road users are not requested to follow any specific detour signs for these lines.

For those using bus services other than X3, 7, and 106, the detour route for the bus traffic around the construction site between Zobtenweg and Altvaterweg leads through Blumenstraße, Hauptstraße, and Lindenweg. Road users are kindly requested to follow the detour signs.

The detours are in place to ensure the safety of all road users and construction workers, and we appreciate your cooperation and understanding during this time. For the most up-to-date information, please visit the local authority's website or contact them directly.